Eddie is still staying at the Inn. It's nearing the end of his time, here, and but he's not terribly concerned. He's working out employment details with the nice fellow in the office, scoping out the neighborhoods and more permanent places to stay... it's all falling into place, and so is his beginning attempts at finding information about how this place works.

Magic is the big thing on his mind. He isn't sure how he feels about it being a factor. Sure, it has that golly gee wow factor going for it, but it also presents a huge and unpredictable element into any situation in which he might find himself operating. As an individual with no knowledge of magic, from a world in which there is no magic, he needs to know how much of a disadvantage he is at, and how to best address the extent of that disadvantage.

So, he's spending a lot of time reading, poking around the city, and satisfying any whim of curiosity as concerns whatever magical things and people he runs into. There's this dragon guy staying at the inn, huh? That's the most awesome thing!

The dragon guy is snarly, though. That's not so awesome. It means observation is probably a better policy than confrontation. Eddie has an excuse to be in inn, and a book to look through, anyway, so maybe it won't look so much like he's watching Kriv.